Program Book

Membrane Fusion II (Boards #B310–#B321)

3569-P os B oard #B297 WHAT HAPPENS FOR STEROL DYNAMICS WHEN CHOLESTEROL IS ENZYMATICALLY OXIDIZED? Moutusi Manna , Sini Mokkila, Matti Javanainen, Tomasz Rog, Maarit Neuvonen, Elina Ikonen, Ilpo Vattulainen 3570-P os B oard #B298 DEVELOPMENT OF COARSE-GRAINED MARTINI MODEL FOR NUCLEIC ACID STRUCTURES. Parisa Akhshi , Jaakko Uusitalo, Helgi Ingolfsson, Siewert-Jan Marrink, D. Peter Tieleman 3571-P os B oard #B299 LYSOLIPID CONCENTRATION EFFECT ON THE PROPERTIES OF A MEMBRANE USING MOLECULAR DYNAMICS. J. David Orjuela , Chad Leidy, Günther H. Peters, Gilles P. Pieffet 3572-P os B oard #B300 THE ABUNDANCE OF ERGOSTEROL IN CANDIDA SPECIES DOES NOT INFLUENCE FLUCONAZOLE SENSITIVITY. Gayatri Suresh Kumar 3573-P os B oard #B301 ARE LOCAL ANESTHETICS AND GENERAL ANESTHETICS DIFFERENT? Henrike Sasse-Middelhoff , Karis Zecchi, Thomas Heimburg 3574-P os B oard #B302 BIOPHYSICAL STUDY OF BABESIA INFECTED RED BLOOD CELL USING DIFFRACTION PHASE MICROSCOPY. HyunJoo Park , YongKeun Park 3575-P os B oard #B303 ACTIVE REGULATION OF CELLULAR MEMBRANE TENSION. Jiaxiang Tao , Sean X. Sun 3576-P os B oard #B304 KINETIC MECHANISM OF PHASE SEPARATION IN STRATUM CORNEUM MODELS BY IR SPECTROSCOPY. Richard Mendelsohn , Ibrahim Selevany, Guangru Mao, M. Catherine Mack Correa, Russel M. Walters, David J. Moore, Carol R. Flach 3577-P os B oard #B305 FLIP-FLOPS OF LIPIDS IN THE ABSENCE OF ATP: ROLE OF MEMBRANE PROTEINS. Tuomo Nieminen, Matti Javanainen, Reinis Danne, Tomasz Rog, Andrei A. Gurtovenko, Ilpo Vattulainen 3578-P os B oard #B306 ACTIN FILAMENTS ATTACHMENT TO THE PLASMA MEMBRANE CAUSE THE FORMATION OF ORDERED LIPID DOMAINS IN LIVE CELLS. Parham Ashrafzadeh , Jelena Dinic, Ingela Parmryd 3579-P os B oard #B307 STUDY OF PROTEIN DIFFUSION IN DEFECTIVE ERYTHROCYTE MEMBRANE. He Li, George Lykotrafitis 3580-P os B oard #B308 DYNAMIC BEHAVIOR OF THE ACTIVE AND INACTIVE STATE OF ADENOSINE A2A RECEPTORS. Sangbae Lee , Supriyo Bhattacharya, Nagarajan Vaidehi 3581-P os B oard #B309 PROTEIN-INDUCED MEMBRANE SHAPE INSTABILITY: DYNAMICS AND MEMBRANE TENSION DEPENDENCE. Zheng Shi , Tobias Baumgart

3582-P os B oard #B310 INSIGHTS INTO THE LATERAL ORGANIZATION AND MOLECULAR ORDER OF LIPID MIXTURES THAT MIMIC THE HIV-1 MEMBRANE BY MULTIPHOTON FLUORESCENCE MICROSCOPY. Nerea Huarte , Pablo Carravilla, José L. Nieva, Jose Requejo-Isidro 3583-P os B oard #B311 CELL-CELL FUSION MEDIATED BY THE FUSION PROTEIN OF EBOLA VIRUS. Ruben M. Markosyan , Shan Lu Liu, Fredric S. Cohen 3584-P os B oard #B312 INVESTIGATION OF CALCEIN FOR REPORTING CONTENT MIXING DURING VIRAL MEMBRANE FUSION EXPERIMENTS. Laura Wessels , Keith Weninger 3585-P os B oard #B313 MECHANISM OF ACTION OF FLUFIRVITIDE, A PEPTIDE INHIBITOR OF INFLUENZA VIRUS INFECTION. Hussain Badani , Robert F. Garry, Thomas G. Voss, Russell B. Wilson, William C. Wimley 3586-P os B oard #B314 INFLUENZA FUSION PEPTIDE AND TRANSMEMBRANE DOMAIN INTERACTION INDUCES DISTINCT DOMAINS IN LIPID BILAYERS. Alex Liqi Lai , Jack H. Freed 3587-P os B oard #B315 INFLUENZA MEMBRANE FUSION AS VIEWED FROM THE STRUCTURE AND DYNAMICS OF THE FULL-LENGTH HEMAGGLUTININ FUSION DOMAIN. Justin L. Lorieau , John M. Louis, Charles D. Schwieters, Ad Bax 3588-P os B oard #B316 BIOPHYSICAL STUDY OF THE DEPENDENCE OF FUSION OF DENGUE VIRUS WITH HOST MEMBRANES ON LIPID COMPOSITION. Briana C. Vernon, Sadie La Bauve, David M. Rogers, Bryan Carson, Cathryn M. Siegrist, Edward Moczydlowski, Frank Heinrich, Bulent Akgun, Sushil Satija, Aihua Zheng, Margaret C. Kielian, Michael S. Kent 3589-P os B oard #B317 THE VIRAL RESTRICTION FACTOR IFITM3 PROMOTES HEMIFUSION BUT BLOCKS FULL FUSION OF INFLUENZA VIRUS. Tanay M. Desai , Mariana Marin, Christopher R. Chin, George Savidis, Abraham L. Brass, Gregory B. Melikyan 3590-P os B oard #B318 NEW BROAD-SPECTRUM VIRAL FUSION INHIBITORS ACT BY DELETERIOUS EFFECT ON THE VIRAL MEMBRANE THROUGH THE PRODUCTION SINGLET OXYGEN MOLECULES. Axel Hollmann , Marcelo T. Augusto, Sonia Gonçalves, Frederic Vigant, Miguel A.R.B. Castanho, Benhur Lee, Nuno C. Santos 3591-P os B oard #B319 GP41 ECTODOMAIN DISSOCIATES AND FORMS A STABLE MONOMER ON PHOSPHOLIPID VESICLES AND DETERGENT MICELLES: IMPLICATION FOR THE HIV-1 ENV-MEDIATED MEMBRANE FUSION. Julien Roche , John M. Louis, Ad Bax 3592-P os B oard #B320 SINGLE-MOLECULE MANIPULATION OF GP41 FOLDING INVOLVED IN HIV INFECTION AND DRUG RESISTANCE. Junyi Jiao , Yongli Zhang

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